liegeman

/ˈlidʒmən/
noun
  1. A male vassal who owes loyalty and service to a feudal lord.
    • Every liegeman was expected to fight for his master in battle.
    • The liegeman brought his best horse as a tribute to the lord.
    • The king rewarded his loyal liegeman with a parcel of land.
  2. A devoted follower or supporter of a powerful person.
    • The politician's liegemen carried out his every command.
    • The crime boss had a circle of liegemen who protected him.
    • He was a faithful liegeman to the company's founder.
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